“valleylist” v65 r.1 – - silicon valley and the stock market

New Jersey Library Association Newark to Atlantic City booked this summer > advertisement > valleylist (sm) friday 04.24.2009 v65.0 r.1 high tech products companies consumers > content newsgroup NING subscribe unsubscribe > rss yahoo google HOT NEW PRODUCTS + Global recession worst since Depression, IMF says + Chrysler nudged by fed time for Chapter 11 + Apple gains 15 percent beats Street + Economic crisis news – - mercury news + State Sues Wells Fargo SILICON VALLEY AND THE STOCK MARKET felt the big hit that started with 9.11.2009 the week of 10.07.2009. the crash blasted everybody’s stock to the nuclear fallout shelter. the final cost nearly 1/3 – - that’s 33.3% – - out of everybody’s portfolio. across the board it was the biggest hit in 5 years. apparently the crash came from a lack of confidence in the economy at all levels. i think it was the rich trying to get richer the republican way. over extended companies and criminal activities that finally show up on investor programs. people get caught. arrested. years in jail. the crime – - using investors money for ill gotten gains. the real problems and causes remain obscure. here’s a list of conjecture – - Pelosi orders wall street probe – - washingon mutual forced to close banks – - What caused the current financial drisis? – - Stocks got slammed, but was it a ‘crash’? – - Bernard Madoff’s ponzi scheme – - Madoff investors ordered to return false profits – - bringing down bear stearns – - It takes a long time for a market recovery – - Feds Allege Three New Investment Frauds – - aig bonuses prompt protests – - Many Top AIG Executives Return Bonuses – - treasury’s bank bail out list – - criminal charges added in bank bailout fraud case – - auto bailout – u.s. news rankings and reviews – - wall street’s 10 most notorius stock traders according to leaders like speaker of the house nancy pelosi the vagueness of the so called crash requires a special investigation. among people’s worries the very rich were lining up for a big bailout. the way the hit played out was almost as interesting as the reasons people needed a bailout. stocks started falling the week of 9.11.2008 at nearly 12,000.00 bottoming out around 10.07.2009 at 83,646.00. the all time low the week of 4.11.2009 at around 66,268.00. the crash continues to hurt people. the market is still trolling along with 1/3 of it’s value evaporated. the solution other than the infamous economic stimulus and other federal bailouts remain hard work. the most successful companies say it’s time to re-invest in the business. obviously bush and berneke’s new process had a few big mistakes come due. as a result lots of rich people are now spending time behind bars. >silicon valley – - the silicon valley 150 were part of the global downturn reported the san jose mercury news. the latest is a general sense that bay area companies were prepared for a downturn after the dot com bust of 2001 sent everybody into oblivion. – - Dot-com collapse prepared Bay Area companies to react to downturn the good news is that all the big guys remained big and very productive however almost all silicon valley companies had to reduce staff significantly and cut back on spending. the u.s.a.’s favorite high tech companies did not go into bankruptcy and remain the leading tech companies world wide. investors and employees did take the hit from the stock market crash. – - lack of ipos The Silicon Lining – Forbes.com – - ibm drops the ball and the oracle aquisition of sun microsystems changes the landscape however there is no easy way to save the stock market. thank you again mr. ellison. Oracle Snatches Sun, Foiling IBM – - Why Silicon Valley no longer needs Wall Street – Mar. 7, 2007 – - Stocks got slammed, but was it a ‘crash’? – SiliconValley.com conclusion as usual is now or never because investors require action and results. while the republicans threw money at almost anything they could find the crash has lead to a more careful evaulation of the market. without action the crisis worsens. actual real world growth will take day to day investment. most of all get the stupid people out of the way. most of the people still trying to find the lost 1/3 from their investment portfolio. while the stupid people were perhaps amusing to the bush and bernake gang their activities and results are consistently destructive. MAYOR OF THE WEEK palo alto or daly city . it’s a difficult choice so yet again follow the money to palo alto where there’s a lot of action. population 59,000 and 27 sq. miles. Larry Klein famous for promoting high tech is trying to civilize the high tech scene in palo alto . Palo Alto is home to more than 7,000 businesses that employ more than 92,000 jobs. it’s headquarters for Hewlett-Packard, Space Systems/Loral, Agilent Technologies, Roche Bioscience and Varian. palo alto also includes offices of the New York Stock Exchange, Genencor International, and Xerox Research Center . palo alto also includes high-tech law firms such as Wilson, Sonsini, Goodrich and Rosati, Manatt, Phelps & Phillips LLP and Cooley Godward LLP. however what really made palo alto famous is stanford university and a lot of the new start-up companies that get started at stanford research park. like everybody lately palo alto’s high speed rail is fraught with problems. make money while there’s money to be made. ken yeager suggests that the hub be moved from san jose to palo alto because of the fun and ease of shopping in the palo alto area. everybody got a laugh from the metro article on the high speed rail because san jose looked good – - in the future. why did the washington team pull out of silicon valley politics. it turns out that mayor chuck reed and his sidekick robert davis sold out to the “hood” because they are just too difficult to deal with. that’s an abdication. next they will try to convince people that the “reign of terror” didn’t really happen either did it. “valleylist” put it in the ning. for the latest good news tune into the San Fran Mayor Gavin Newsom running for governor channel on youtube where “valleylist” people can find a new concept – - like everybody else gavin needs to run for governor. the final decision from washington is to “#$&*!!)(___&*%” all over the reed / davis “hood” project. there is no need for paid public officials to sell out to the local “hood”. gangster problems are too difficult to deal with. see ya. palo alto is a lot richer anyway. 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